Reissdorf Kölsch

Brewed by Privat-Brauerei Heinrich Reissdorf
Style: Kölsch
Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Light and golden with little head. Aromas of clove honey, maple and apple. Sour finish with a sharp barley/rice taste. Kind of astringent. This beer was mild throughout.

Pale golden yellow with a small white head and tons of very tiny yeast particles suspended throughout. Aroma is sweet grass, fruity yeast (apple, pear), sweet pale malt, and mild spicy hops. Light bodied. Taste is a crisp sweet light malt followed by a fruity yeast, spicy hops, bitter grass, light pepper, and a light molasses. Finishes quite dry with notes of sweet cereal malt, grassy hops, and a bit of fruity sweetness.

bottle-long story with this. My girlfriend came over for the basketball games and pizza. I poured this beer just before she got to my place. We started making out and then i knocked this beer over onto my carpet. Now i have Kolsch fragrance carpet! anyways, this beer pours a golden yellow with a small sudsy white head around the rim of the glass. Lemongrass, spicy hops, malt husks. This is a nice crisp kolsch with equal parts malt husks, german spicy hops and that hay flavor. well balanced and a good palate. would make an awesome lawnmower beer. Looks like i will be getting another bottle in CO when im up there this week!

Bottled. Grainy aroma with skunky hops. Not that it’s bad but these aroma I get too much from mediocre German beers. Pale yellow color, white head that diminishes completely, no lace. Grainy start, light malty, rather hopbitter which turns into a metallic bitterness. Very light. Again, it’s not bad but no joy to drink it either.

One of the Best Kolsch! You can not copy the ORIGINAL Taste of a real Kolsch. You mut go to Cologne.

My first Kolsch. Pours pale gold with thick, frothy head -- lasts forever. Aromas of hay, malt, grass and meadow. Flavor is a complex melange of hops (but not bitter), herbs, and hay, with just a hint of malt and barley. Wonderful with a ham sandwich. They know a good thing in Cologne

Pale gold, small white head. Malt, apple, melon and grape aromas, with sulphur coming through as it warms.. Dry, soda water flavour without the expected hop flavour.

Poured golden and effervescent with a large white head. Aroma of herbs and grass with a touch of mild hops. Taste is of hops with a hint of corn. Overall the beer was light and refreshing, though as was expected not brimming with complexity.